In this chapter, first we learned about source control repositories and the way to install Git for Visual Studio 2017. Then we discussed in depth how to use Visual Studio 2017 to interact with repositories such as GitHub or TFS.
During the discussion, we covered how to connect to a remote server and create/clone a remote repository. Then we discussed Git branches, committing changes to a branch, syncing changes between local and remote repositories, creating Pull Requests to perform code reviews, and the way to approve and merge the changes to the master branch.
We have also learned how to perform rebase, Cherry-Pick, tag a commit, and reset and revert changes. I hope the information was helpful in a broader way.
At the end of this chapter, we have also covered some basic operations on TFS projects, which includes connecting to TFS server, check-out, check-in, code review...
